Maps

It’s great to work in a port city and do work for the actual port, the Duluth Seaway Port Authority. This one shows the Duluth port link with our trading partners in the EU.

T-shirt art for finishers of the “Last Runner Standing” trail race at Spirit Mountain here in Duluth, Minnesota. This was a collaboration between my associate, Aurora Webster and me. I art directed it and worked on it, but nearly all of the illustration is hers. Nice work Aurora.

From my climber’s guide “Eigerwand”, a guide to one of the world’s most notorious mountaineering routes, the North Face of the Eiger, near Grindelwald, Switzerland. This is a “topo” which is a kind of vertical route map for climbers. Shameless promotion: buy the guidebook here: http://www.eigertopo.com

For a joint project between Northeastern Minnesota and Ontario, with National Geographic.

These folks came to me via the Hallett Dock Co. map I’d done. They wanted something similar for their own docks and properties.

I recently did a huge series of maps for the City of Duluth highlighting and explaining the current push for increased recreational trail development within the city limits. Duluth mountain bike trails, for example, are gaining quite the national buzz: this trail system has won the International Mountain Bike Association’s Gold rating; one of only five in the world.

Map for a huge housing development in León, Guanajuato, Mexico.

“Hole” sign for Duluth’s newest city park disc golf course.

There was an older version of this Clure Public Marine Terminal map and they were looking for an update. I redid it from scratch using an aerial photo.

Where is the Duluth Coffee café? Just a simple map but often that’s all you need.

This rock picker’s map for Gooseberry State Park is from the original volume done by my field guide publishing company, Kollath+Stensaas Publishing: Rock Picker’s Guide to Lake Superior’s North Shore (yeah, kind of a long title). We’ve sold over 80,000 of these so maybe it looks familiar.

One of a series of maps for the City of Duluth showing proposed plans for a kayaking, canoeing and nordic ice skating center. “Nordic ice skating”? Skating on natural, non-rink courses such as (in this case) the St. Louis River bay. Think of Holland and its canals in winter.

Done for a book on a family in Calcutta that played a significant role in the spread of yoga across the globe. The book is called, surprisingly, “Calcutta Yoga”. Interested? Look here: http://www.ghoshyoga.org/calcuttayoga.html